Agnes Will Not Testify in Pittsburg Contempt Case
Miss Dolly McFadden alias Agnes Carbine was found in contempt of court by Judge Porter and jailed until she purges herself. She refused to answer questions about her links to two Chinamen, prompting a $10 fine and continuation of the case as police testify about her earlier actions and whereabouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
George Yee
Yee Slop
Dolly McFadden
Agnes Carbine
Porter
Agnes
Riley
Smithfield Street
Pittsburg
Washington County
Hero
New Castle
Thomas Lynch
East Washington Street
Ben
Leslie House
Clyde Gibson
Parfay Bottling Tour and Special Case Offer
Do not forget the date June 18th. Visit our plant to see how and where Parfay is bottled. We are the exclusive bottlers for Parfiy in this territory. Save a case rent to your home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parfiy
Suffrage Victory in Federation Convention Debate
In Chicago the General Federation of Women's Clubs allows open floor discussion on suffrage at its 12th biennial convention. Suffragist leaders say the move positions the cause to be endorsed by next week, while anti-suffragists oppose the idea amid lengthy floor debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Auditorium Theatre
Council
Equal Rights
Sulzer announces bid for New York governor
Ex governor William Sulzer declares his candidacy for the governorship in Buffalo. He says Sulzer nominators will file a full slate with a liberty bell emblem and dismisses Tammany tactics as the main obstacle in the primaries. He vows to run independently if defeated, calling to beat bosses, end grafts, and stop stealings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Buffalo
N. Y
William Sulzer
Sulzer
Tie
Public invited to Shenango nurses commencement
Public invited to attend the commencement exercises of the Training School for Nurses of the Shenango Valley hospital. The program will be held in Greer hall Friday night at o'clock, with an interesting program prepared.
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Training School For Nurses
Shenango Valley Hospital
Greer Hall
Pittsburg Police Officers Visit City on Vacation
Charles Fornoff and Albert Phillips of the Pittsburg police force were in the city today visiting the police station. They belong to the sixth district in Pittsburg and are enjoying a vacation.
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Charles Fornoff
Albert Phillipps
Pittsburg
Green limited car running into city
The first interurban car on the Mahoning and Shenango Valley lines painted green is in service between New Castle and Niles. All cars are to be green soon.
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Mahoning
Shenango Valley
New Castle
Niles
Seven Die In New York Tenement Fire
A five story tenement at 90 Essex street burned early today killing seven people and injuring nine others. Cecelia Shapiro sparked the alarm saving around 200 occupants. many leaped from windows to escape. Firemen and police rescued over 100 on the adjoining roof while a few perished in smoke in the third floor room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devanney
Wall, Barnett
Namock l
Broonworth
Abraham Farkis
Rose Berkovitz
Stella
Loan Exhibition Delights Attendees at High School
The Federation of Women's clubs presents an art loan exhibition in the high school building, drawing a large crowd. The display features antique items including china rugs furniture coins quilts dolls and embroidery. The Tuesday program by the Wednesday Morning Musical club featured performances by Elizabeth W Jameson Anna Leavy and others. A prize doll donated by J N Bower awaits Thursday entrants who guess its name.
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Federation of Women's Clubs
Elizabeth W. Jameson
Anna Leavy
F. L. van Wert
Hazel &. Williams
Harry Ethridge
Carolyn Rearke
Charlotte Nicklin
W. P. Felch
D. C. Lindley
J. N. Uuwer
Better Than Ten Letters From Home
Advertisement urges readers away from the city to have The News mailed daily or weekly while abroad. Subscriptions offered by mail to the United States or Canada for 25c per month, 10c per week shorter terms. Orders must be placed at The News office to avoid delivery errors. Ends with miscellaneous proverbs and a Philadelphia Record quotation.
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United States
Canada
Newey
Roses in Spring Bloom Brightly Across Newark Area
A New Jersey report notes an unusually abundant rose crop with many varieties in full bloom this spring. In New York, James E. Barmore reappears at the surrogate's office after seven years to claim $10,000 from the estate of H. H. Rodgers. A separation suit in New York has Mrs. William Randall alleging threats of eviction after she used the word Damn. Washington visitor Mrs. Donnet Foster Wewelt stays with her father in Hazelcroft, as Mrs. Joseph R. Treynelda and her Richmond VA family visit Roylea Avenue.
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Newark
N. J
James E. Barmore
Barmore
H. H. Rodgers
Standard Oil
New York
William Randall
Mra
Donnet Foster Wewelt
Washington, D. C
Hamilton
Hazelcroft Avenue
Joseph OR. Treynelda and
Bahy
Richmond Han
Janes Patterson
Roylea Avenue
Four youths accused in New Bedford plant theft
Four young people drove into New Bedford Monday night to steal prized geranium plants from the Vail residence. Neighbors witnessed the act as the two year old plants, over two feet tall, were carried from the lawn. An offer to make amends is presented to avoid public exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
British Women Denounce Suffragettes in London
The Women's Liberal Federation in session adopted a resolution denouncing militant suffragists. It demanded immediate government action to curb outlawry and equal penalties for women offenders and men. Lady Curtrissa, federation president, led the attack on militant methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
London
Women’s Literal Federation
Curtissa
Federation
Iby
Edwards Umbright Breaks Ground For New Residence
Edward Umbright, who recently bought a lot on Maat Park from Boyles Field Land Company, began construction this morning on a brick residence. It will be a new room structure and will be modern in every detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Umbright
Maat Park
Nue
Boyles Field Land Company
Farmer Dies in Trolley-Driven Farm Roller Accident
Wilson W. Forney, 55, died near Darlington while driving a farm troller over freshly plowed ground. A gate-post crash caused him to fall between the roller and scraper as wild horses surged forward. The first revolutions severed his left leg at the knee and caused fatal skull fractures and severe internal injuries.
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Wilson W. Forney
Darlington
Forney
Tommy Jones Calls Off Smokers Plan at Dime Gym
Tommy Jones postponed his planned smoker at the Dime gym due to hot weather. He intends to stage the event later when conditions improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Jones
Ismoker
Dime Gymnasium
Four Battleships to Come Home for Overhaul
Secretary of the Navy Daniels announced that Utah, New Hampshire, Michigan and Nebraska will withdraw from Mexican waters for overhauling. They will be replaced by Delaware, Rhode Island, and Kansas, now at Norfolk Boston and Philadelphia, around July 1. He added ships may rotate from Mexican waters to allow officers and men a vacation in the United States.
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International News Services
Washington
Utah
New Hampshire
Michigan
Nebraska
Mexican
Daniels
Delaware
Norfolk
Rhode Island
Boston
Kansas
Philadelphia
United States
Authorities Probe Death of Ella Winter in Curtis Creek
State's Attorney Nichols Green ordered a sweeping inquiry into the death of Miss Ella Winter of Baltimore whose body was found in Curtis Creek. An autopsy was scheduled to determine if she died before entering the water.
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International Mews Service
Baltimore
Ella Winter
Curtis Creek
Nichols Green
Confederate Monument Unveiled in Raleigh Honor Roll
The Confederate monument honoring North Carolina women of the Confederacy was unveiled in Raleigh on June 10 before thousands of veterans and visitors, marking a public event in the capital.
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Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina Women of the Confederacy
John Keseley Suffering Blood Poison After Hand Scratch
John Keseley a mashing operator at The Theaterhan moving plethro thea tre is suffering from blood poisoning in his right hand. The infection is traced to a small scratch on the hand.
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John Keseley
Judge Denies Move to Replace Grand Rapids Postmaster
International News Service reports Judge Sessions in Grand Rapids Michigan denied the restraining order against Charles Holden representing National Surety Co. from taking temporary charge of the local post office. Postmaster W Millard Palmer remains in office as Republicans protested hours worked triggering the bid to replace him. Palmer said he would appeal.
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Palmer
Former Resident Howard A Wilson Marries Adele St Germaine
Surprise wedding announced in this city as Howard A Wilson of Niles Ohio and Adele St. Germaine of Chicago wed in Chicago this afternoon. After the ceremony they caravaned to a lake trip then plan to reside in Niles where Wilson is a partner in the Niles Auto and Machine Co. The groom is brother to Mrs William Harris of this city and to Rant Wilson of Ren, Ohio. A. J. Wachs bought a five passenger automobile for excursions through nearby towns.
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Howard A. Wilson
Niles
Adele St. Germaine
Chicago
Ill
Niles, Auto and Mashine Company
Wilson
William Harris
City
A. Wilson
Ren, O
Odding
Shenango Works Hit By Mill Shutdowns Overnight
Two hot mills at Shenango plant shut down overnight from 4 am due to heat and equipment issues. Workers unable to operate as maintenance failures delayed production.
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Shenango Ti Plate
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Geo. Yee
Yee Hop
Pennsylvania Bottling & Mfk. Company
Coliseum Theatre
Parfay
Lasher
Sation
the Parfay CO
Louisville, KY
Gov
Liberty Bell
Christian Missionary Muance
C. Owrey
Bell Avenue
Owrey
Violet Owrey
Minnie
Olga Urbine
Mary Anderson
Ruth Bender
Mary Shuster
Hafee Nesbitt
Hitzel Gorsh
Carrie Bammagartoer
Roy Hrandell
Altoona
Mra Hko R. Duutgherty
W. Washington Street
Farmer
Strassburg
Germany
Herodotus
Christina
Sweden
Kusson
Louisville
Kentucky
G. O. PY
A. J. Wachs
Long Avenue
Ums
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